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staddle
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staddle
1. A rack or supporting framework placed beneath a stack, such as a haystack.
2. Any similar supporting framework.
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If all this is too flippant for you, the serious collector is spoilt for choice by about 200 years of decorative garden antiques: fountains, urns, sundials, staddle stones (or mushroom stones), birdbaths and jardiniAres' furniture made from stone, marble, cast iron, notably the famous Coalbrookdale products, and even garden gnomes - some of which do qualify as antiques.
antiques: Limos of the lawn can still make the cut; Christopher ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Priced at pounds 350,000, the four-bedroom mid-terrace cottage is called Staddle Stones with an address of The Fold Yard, Hartford Hall.
A rural retreat with historical background by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Sutherland escaped with staddle stones worth more than pounds 6,000, committing 24 offences between November last year and April.
Staddlestone thief jailed by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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